Emanuele Luzzati! He was so good Hazel, I invite everyone to have a look at his animations on YOUTUBE. And these little collages are a great sample of his work, living and expressive creatures (and their entire world: woods, animals, castles, towns...) coming out from the assembling of different materials and all together making part of a joyful and refined fresco. I can't even imagine how happy he was while working!
:D Thank you Daniel, I loved looking through all of his available work on the web. I would love to see more I think I may have to visit Genova soon. I always find I smile when I am drawing smiles.
It's a shame, I know, but I myself have never been visiting the Luzzati museum in Genova... Let me know, we may arrange a beautiful trip_date there sooner or later!
Wonderful illustrator, love those alphabet figures! I just did a post on Emanuele Luzzati and a book he illustrated, Punch and the Magic Fish. If you would like to view it go to: www.theartofchildrenspicturebooks.blogspot.com I included a link to your post as I came upon your blog when researching this illustrator.
Emanuele Luzzati! He was so good Hazel, I invite everyone to have a look at his animations on YOUTUBE. And these little collages are a great sample of his work, living and expressive creatures (and their entire world: woods, animals, castles, towns...) coming out from the assembling of different materials and all together making part of a joyful and refined fresco. I can't even imagine how happy he was while working!
ReplyDelete:D Thank you Daniel, I loved looking through all of his available work on the web.
DeleteI would love to see more I think I may have to visit Genova soon.
I always find I smile when I am drawing smiles.
you're right, they really look happy! I wish you a nice Sunday!
ReplyDeleteIt's a shame, I know, but I myself have never been visiting the Luzzati museum in Genova... Let me know, we may arrange a beautiful trip_date there sooner or later!
ReplyDeleteSo great this illustrations!
ReplyDeleteWonderful illustrator, love those alphabet figures! I just did a post on Emanuele Luzzati and a book he illustrated, Punch and the Magic Fish. If you would like to view it go to: www.theartofchildrenspicturebooks.blogspot.com
ReplyDeleteI included a link to your post as I came upon your blog when researching this illustrator.